As a kid, I was fascinated by dinosaurs, but to be honest, who wouldn't be? If it weren't for Spielberg, I think I would have become a paleontologist . At my first opportunity, I would watch that jurassic video cassette over and over again, captivated by the idea of bringing dinosaurs to life and seeing them walking next to me (and maybe devouring my sister on the way).

I discovered that animation was the perfect outlet to express the ✨ beauty of the unimaginable ✨, of the surprising that goes beyond our reality. It became my refuge.

Currently, I design, animate, and I do 3D modeling (trying to sleep from time to time). I embrace being a bit (or very) geeky, as I enjoy analyzing antiquated maps and leafing through books about the universe while listening to Space Oddity by Bowie⚡. Nevertheless, despite the years, I still have my dream (like Dr. Grant) of facing off against a T-Rex with a flare and living to tell the tale. It's filled with drama and heroism, but perhaps it's just a naive fantasy because such a feat can only be accomplished with the magic of cinema...

Or... not? 🤔